TAKING ON MASSIVE COMMERCIAL PROJECTS

STAYING TRUE TO OUR FAMILY HERITAGE

Today, Lockheed Architectural Solutions, Inc. is equipped to successfully execute multi-million dollar installation projects. However, we are still able to retain the spirit and authenticity of a family-owned business with longtime employees, an unwavering commitment to our customers, and an unrelenting focus on quality and service.

While we shifted away from manufacturing residential windows over the years, we’ve stayed true to our roots and today you’ll still find a Kosiver at the helm. In 1988, Ben and Ruth sold Lockheed Window Corp. to their son, Jeffrey Kosiver, who ran the company for 21 years. In 2009, Michael S. Kosiver — Jeffrey’s son and our current president — bought the company after beginning here as a teenager and running Lockheed Architectural Solutions, Inc.’s installation operations for 18 years.

As our business continues to grow and expand into new markets, we will always maintain our family business mentality and stay true to our heritage.

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At its new Pascoag headquarters, the Kosivers’ quickly expanding company entered the commercial window market by doing installations in addition to manufacturing. Their first installation project was a small public works project in the city of Worcester, MA, using a station wagon, a ladder, and one employee.

2021

Lockheed officially adopts its new name, Lockheed Architectural Solutions, Inc. to reflect the continued expansion of our products and services, including panel fabrication projects.

2018

Lockheed completes their first fiber cement panel project.

2018

Lockheed takes delivery of their first vertical CNC panel machine, a Casadei 3-axis CNC panel processing center, allowing Lockheed to bring in-house most, if not all, exterior cladding systems, utilized for the first time to complete construction on a new state-of-the-art building for the Dolan School of Business at Fairfield University.

2018

Lockheed sells Residential sector of their business to Slocomb Windows and Doors, shifting all focus toward the Commercial Division of their business, allowing them to better meet the growing demand and opportunity from the Commercial Construction and Renovation sector of their business as well as offer improved and increased in-house fabrication of various architectural solutions.

2009

Michael S. Kosiver, Jeffrey’s son and Lockheed’s current president, purchases the company.

2001

Lockheed begins manufacturing residential new construction windows to augment the residential replacement window market.

1997

Michael S. Kosiver becomes Executive Vice President of Lockheed, overseeing all operations.

1995

Lockheed adopts the name Lockheed Window Corp. to reflect the substantial and continuing expansion of product and service offerings.

1988

Jeffrey Kosiver buys Lockheed Aluminum Window Corp. from his father, Ben Kosiver.

1980

Lockheed incorporates in Rhode Island.

1979

Lockheed completes first commercial installation project, Department of Public Works in Worcester, MA, with one employee, a station wagon, and a ladder.

1973

Business moves into present home in Pascoag, RI.

1972

Groundbreaking ceremony is held to begin construction of the new Lockheed Aluminum Window Corp. at Burrillville Industrial Park in Pascoag, RI.

1962

Ben Kosiver becomes the sole shareholder of Lockheed Aluminum Window Corp. after buying out Bernie’s share of ownership.

1960

The company moves its business to North Grosvenordale, CT, operating out of the Cluett Peabody mill complex.

1955

Benjamin Kosiver, Albert Katz, and Bernard Katz founded Lockheed Aluminum Window Corp., a tiny company specializing in small windows, awnings, railings, shutters and the like, in College Point, Queens, New York.